Crime Blotter 4/20/17
By Brittany Franceschina | April 20, 2017The 1801 Grille sign was stolen, suspicious trash fires and more.
The 1801 Grille sign was stolen, suspicious trash fires and more.
The city of Columbia looks forward to the homecoming of the women's basketball team fresh off of their national championship win.
The most recent incidents this week.
St. Patricks day weekend lived up to its hype and featured a higher than normal number of alcohol related incidents on campus.
Things you need to know on Thursday, March 16.
Crimes on campus continued even while students were gone for Spring Break.
Important things to know for Thursday, March 2.
A roads bill passes the house that would cost college students about $60 a year in gas taxes to raise funds towards fixing SC roadways.
I have determined that I will not be able to satisfy the Office of Government Ethics requirements without undue disruption and materially adverse divestment of my family's private financial interests." President Trump's nominee for secretary of the Navy, Philip Bilden said.
Drinking was the demise for two separate Patterson residents, a man stood in the road with a baseball bat and a man slept in a stairwell last week in crime at USC.
Marco Rubio spoke at a town hall in Columbia yesterday afternoon in preparation for the South Carolina primary.